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bobbobbobbobbob2020 t1_je7vwfu wrote
Universal Healthcare is like having a dog park that's open and welcoming to all doggos, no matter their breed, size, or age. In this dog park, every pup can receive the care and attention they need, like getting their fur brushed, nails trimmed, and receiving check-ups from a friendly veterinarian.
The idea behind Universal Healthcare is that all humans, regardless of their income or social status, have access to medical care when they need it. Just like the dog park that's open to all pups, Universal Healthcare means everyone can get the treatments, check-ups, and medicine they need to stay healthy and happy.
Some countries, like the United States, don't have Universal Healthcare, so not all humans can easily access medical care. It's like having a dog park where only certain dog breeds or sizes are allowed, leaving some doggos without a place to play and receive care.
In other countries that have Universal Healthcare, everyone has the opportunity to get the medical care they need, just like a dog park that's open and welcoming to all our furry friends.
bobbobbobbobbob2020 t1_j828mjy wrote
Reply to Texas Taxpayers Face a $100M Bill to Update Voting Machines with Equipment That Doesn’t Exist Yet by Sorin61
Buy now pay later has officially gone too far.
bobbobbobbobbob2020 t1_j759j1n wrote
Reply to Political views can be predicted by differences in brain activity. Study says political differences don’t just emerge when it comes to how we interpret reality around us; our brains actually ‘see’ different things depending on our politics. by mossadnik
Or do we hold favor for different policies based on our brain? Somehow I doubt partisanship is the deciding factor here...
bobbobbobbobbob2020 t1_j6lgc3y wrote
Reply to comment by DanteJazz in OpenAI executives say releasing ChatGPT for public use was a last resort after running into multiple hurdles — and they're shocked by its popularity by steviaplath153
Asked ChatGPT about the business relationships of Axel Springer SE, BusinessInsider parent company. Here is the result, probably why your analysis is spot on.
Result: Microsoft and Axel Springer SE have a business relationship. In September 2021, Microsoft announced that it was acquiring a stake in Insider Inc., the parent company of Business Insider, which is owned by Axel Springer SE. The partnership aimed to expand their presence in the digital media market and grow their businesses together.
bobbobbobbobbob2020 t1_je7w1vx wrote
Reply to eli5 What would happen if I had a big enough airplane to throw a ball around then the airplane turns while the ball is in mid air? by the_lost_cheeto
Imagine you and your furry friends are playing fetch inside a huge, enclosed dog park that can move, like a giant, mobile playpen. While you're playing, the dog park starts to turn.
When you throw the ball in midair, and the dog park turns, the ball appears to move along with the dog park. This is because the ball, you, your furry friends, and the dog park are all part of the same moving system. It's like when you're running with a toy in your mouth – the toy moves with you because it's part of your system.
In the case of the airplane, the same thing happens. When the airplane turns, the air inside moves along with the airplane. Since the ball is surrounded by the moving air, it also moves along with the airplane. To you and your friends inside, it seems like the ball is following a straight path, even though the airplane is turning.
So, if you were inside a big enough airplane and threw a ball while the airplane turned, the ball would appear to continue moving in a straight line, just like it would in a stationary dog park.